New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
npoBLEMS FOR SALISBURY.
o COMPLETE A CABINET BY TUESDAY,

.ur IIBYRAL REUNION CoNFEhf-Noh r,,,, rxrN.
ERcIoN-A DEMONSTRATION of
PLOYED. -, ,ho, Cir Henry
a has been appointed Secretary for the
rN,.~;os Lord Salisbury has informed the Ouoen
80. ~ homes the Cabinet will be compietco W
nS'"sdav The Privy Council has been c'uieu w
-.ot ot Osborne on Wednesday, whch 'ho Ae"
Nin;sters will kiss the Queens hanos.
Sir William Vernon lIurcourt, Slr oeoiee IN
,c.~ro,,on Mr. Morley and Mr. Chamberlain WI,
Dnen their reunion conference at Vhc IT,o,o,,
i Ui"n Iansohou next Thursday. Baron iierschei'
- ,,,nsiao Mr. Gladstone and MI Chanioe i-
.ro exchanging friendly letters on .no e.
=. .ha rart conspiracy case at Dnoiin Io-uay''
.-aI Huller testified as to tie condl'ion y,
No said that he had not inquired iheo io'"'
.vsap landlord and tenant, but ne hau ip"so
resentatlons TO some landlords hs " sumo -
tsnonts and had pointed out cases OF harosh'p on
the Marquis Of Lansdownes properly o.' 80 h,s
u;.xs. Reach was examined with reierence " NO
,,.,.,o, sreecb He admitted that pressure was pun
,on csr,ain landlords to make terms Win 'neii
.anan,s He declined to say whether IL was mo'"'
or nbvsical pressure, OF by whom eniorco"' -
vhe,her in any case it wa. successful he d'u noV
t,,,x n landlord would be doing his outV II no
ev;cted tenant for not paying an exoro'ah' ien'
aTbe Times. referring to the sentences I'LL,
,osed upon the Woodford tenants VINO resisVeu
eviction. comments Judge Palless IS condeihna
tion Of the exercise Of the dispensing power. ~
savs: ave have long refused to believe that oir
Michael Hicks Beach is failing TO fulhi the pieoseS
he gave to Parliament, but unfortunately uherc 10
now no room for doubt that the lrlsh execuoNe
has been on the wrong tack very ueoiue"
measures will now be required to reverse the pre-
- tha
tnat the Govcrnmentswould succumb if it was
resisted" ,..o,
u,orlxinymen assembled N front Of the offices OF
tho Government Board and demanded relief. Mr
Ritchic president Of tn hoard received depuo@
tion from the crowd ~utside but SAID ne co'iiu
promise nothing. When the crowd were apprise"
OF this they hoOted the Government ana marched
to Trafalgar Square, where an Indignation meeIH|
WAS held and resolutions were adopted polesIhI
against the apathy Of the Government. Many
of the residents and shopkeepers in the vicinity
OF Trafalgar Square, fearing the breaking out OF
new soci,,listic riots, closed their shutters ana
haired their doors but the meeting dispersed
quietly.
THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT TO BE SUED
DAMAGES SOUGHT FOR THE SEIZURE OF AN ANi'H-
ICAN SCHOONER.
OTTAWA jan 2 (SperiGh-Messrs. Gormully ana
Sinclair barrsters here acting with Portland attorneys
for one Of the OF the American fishing vessel hg
land Light recently seized have been Instructed TO take
oot,on AGAINST the Dominion Government for Illegally
seizipr and selling the vessel for violating the fishing
law The act under which the seizure was nade was
passed In March by Parliament but LORD landdo"he'
refused TO make the act law oy sign
ing the bill and referred the matter TO the queen LOT
royal assent In of this the act did not 20
nhorO nd
ton complained Of and the consequent seizure OF the
vessel The only questions in the case are IL the royal
assent to the bill which given until November 81
WAS IL Sst ss shiand Light was seized under provs
ions early in the summer months before tne foy assent
meeting of the Cabinet held this afternoon when
the matter up for discussion The Deputy Minister
Ing the consr a,ed vessel to It's owners such m conn
promise conld be effected II the 10 ,0nn n
tSe liability OF the Canadian Government to American
fishermen for DAMAGES VIII DC pfoNeu " Do e'0u :"
Canadian Court OF law.
sHIpwRECKED AND ROBBED IN NOVA SCOTIA
HALIFAx jan (,peciaO. Newfoundland schooner
Minnie wrecked and sunk in the Bras dor LAKE on
December 2s She was from Georgetown for st Johns
with largo OF produce She ashore In snow storm
and coon sank Captain Carew and the crew escaped III
their boat in half frozen condition. They found them
selves on an island which there were only TWO houses
While endeavorng to walk to these one OF inc crew,
John Gathra frozen to death The others cohcded
that they were likely TO lose their lives In the water
Than ont Of H. and walked miles along the shore In
water 70 their armpits They managed TO crawl TO the
houses but we're nearly dead from exhausuOh Next
day thew found and buried body OF their comade and
Witnessed the punderng Of the wreck by people 1roI
the mainland The captain owned the vessel IL was an
he had in the world She was uninsured Both captain
and crew 20 back TO Newfoundland pennies.
BULGARIA AND MONTENEGRO
1oSpoN. Jan. 1.-THE Bulgarian deputation has
.... .o par;s ala palxr of Paris. says France will
ad, ;.e the deputaton to reach an understanding with